While the interlayer film alone is a flexible sheet that can easily be cut with a knife, when sandwiched between two sheets of glass it becomes a tough laminated glass that combines the flexibility and tear resistance of the film with the hardness of glass. Even if the glass breaks, the fragments remain adhered to the interlayer, providing high safety and making it difficult for an opening to form.

Laminated glass using an interlayer of 30 mil (approx. 0.8 mm) or more is listed in the “Crime Prevention Building Parts Catalog” by the joint public‑ private conference for the development and dissemination of high‑security building components as a glass with excellent security performance.

Minimum dimensions: 210×295mm
Maximum dimensions: 2,400×4,500mm
Maximum weight: 1,000kg
Glass thickness: 3+3–60mm

• The interlayer may foam in environments exceeding 70 °C. Avoid use in such high‑temperature conditions.
• Cutting or processing after manufacture is not possible. Please specify dimensions and shapes accurately when ordering.
• Exposed edges may absorb moisture into the interlayer and cause delamination.
• When using exposed edges or butt‑jointed configurations, a dedicated type of laminated glass is required. Please consult us.
• Use appropriate sealants, backer rods, setting blocks, and other accessories so that the interlayer is not adversely affected.